A lattice top fence is a type of fencing that offers an added layer of privacy for your yard or patio and gives a pleasing and stylish aesthetic to your home. If you aren’t already familiar with lattice fencing, it consists of strategically placed diagonal slats that form a diamond pattern running all across the top section of the fence around its perimeter. Typically, the lattice top itself stands around a foot tall, but it can be made even taller, depending on the look and level of privacy you desire.

Being a career firefighter, I’m fortunate to have extra time to pursue my dreams of owning my own business. I started Firehouse Fence and Deck Stain 7 years ago. I enjoy interacting with customers and educating them on the importance and benefits of protecting, staining, and in some cases, revitalizing old wood.

Having a fence installed is an exciting step in protecting your home’s security and privacy, but before the first post is set in place, you have a little homework to do. To ensure your fence installation goes as smoothly as possible, complete the following items on our new fence checklist.

The fence post variation you select can have long-lasting effects. Not only do fence posts contribute to how durable your fence is, but they also affect longevity and curb appeal. You may choose to stick with a classic fence post option that matches the rest of your fence or maybe a custom option better suits your design preferences. No matter what concept you have in mind for your fence, one of these post ideas is sure to fit the bill.